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Review comments at @.github/workflows/wiki.yml:
- Line 14: Align the revision pinned by the wiki workflow’s uses reference with
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a286666dfca2300fffca1ab0d3517b6294ec2c4e if that is intended, or update the
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The current Wiki workflow fails before executing any jobs: its old entry point no longer supports workflow_call. Adopt the direct-publication workflow derived from php-fast-forward/container#15 and shared in php-fast-forward/dev-tools#366.
Generate API Markdown with read-only credentials on PRs; only main can publish through an isolated checkout of the separate Wiki repository. Remove the .github/wiki gitlink and its matching .gitmodules entry, preserving the remote Wiki/history. The renderer is installed separately; consumer Composer constraints, lock files and plugin allowlists remain unchanged.
The caller is pinned to c44339acd9b09b1a7f2249cceb8928e5e93cf42b, the reviewed implementation commit of dev-tools#366. This makes the generation checks executable before that shared PR merges; merge the shared change first so normal dev-tools:sync also stops invoking wiki --init.
Validation: Composer validate --strict --no-plugins, actionlint and git diff --check passed. The shared actual publisher passed 54 offline assertions and DevTools passed 717 tests / 2,201 assertions with 91.83% coverage. GitHub checks exercise this repository's real Markdown generation. Publication is main-only and remains to be verified after merge.
Follow-up: use the isolated pinned renderer, with no Composer manifest changes in this PR. The shared release flow now skips legacy pointer refresh when the Wiki gitlink is absent.